Tosto Family Dentistry

Want to impress your family with some Thanksgiving trivia? Read today's blog to beef up on your turkey-day knowledge!

Your regular dental checkups allow us to monitor all aspects of your oral health and wellness. Read today's blog to find out why you should visit our office every six months, even if your teeth feel fine.

If you haven’t flossed in a long time, you might experience sore or bleeding gums. Learn what to do about that in today’s blog!

It’s cold and flu season, and you could probably use some tips on taking care of yourself if you’ve caught the latest bug. Luckily, we’re here to help you take care of your oral health! Read our blog for ways to keep your mouth and gums healthy when the rest of you is miserable.

Almost everyone is born with wisdom teeth, but keeping them may not be wise. Learn why having your child's wisdom teeth removed now could save his or her dental health in the future.

If you have oral surgery scheduled, it’s important to take care of yourself after the procedure. Learn some of the most commonand importantsuggestions for aftercare in today’s blog.

If you hear complaints about the volume and duration of your snoring, you may have something more serious. For chronic snorers who suffer from sleep apnea, it can be a dangerous situation as well. Learn more in today’s blog.

Having a daily hygiene routine will help prevent dental disease and decay. On today's blog, we've put together a simple oral health routine to keep your smile bright!

If you have gingivitis, it’s important to get proper treatment. Learn about the warning signs on today’s blog!

Maintaining a healthy diet is vital to maintaining a healthy mouth. In today's blog, we discuss what to eat and what to avoid to ensure ideal oral health!

Do your gums hurt when you floss, even though you floss every day? There can be many reasons for gum pain. Read on to learn more!

Labor Day is upon us, and today's blog is dedicated to the American workforce. Learn about the history of this holiday on our blog!

Mouth breathing can be a symptom of many serious health conditions. Read about the most common reasons your child may be breathing through his or her mouth, and why it should be addressed.

Cavities aren't just for kids! Adults can be just as prone to cavities as children are, so maintaining good hygiene at home is essential. Learn about cavity prevention for adults on our blog!